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Specific Learning Difficulties (SpLD) assessment range

SASC-authorised tests available from Hogrefe

Supporting Specific Learning Difficulties

At Hogrefe, we offer a range of psychometric assessments appropriate for the testing of specific learning difficulties, always considering the diverse range of needs required. Explore the range of measures available from Hogrefe that have been authorised by the SpLD Assessment Standards Committee (SASC) by scrolling down this page or in our latest catalogue below.

SpLD assessment range mapped against the SASC new report format (June 2025)

About SASC

SASC aims to support and advance standards in SpLD assessment, training, and practice and encourage improvements in best practices in the assessment of specific learning difficulties. 

STEC is a sub-committee of the SPLD Assessment Standards Committee (SASC) and provides guidance on assessment materials to SASC.

The list of suitable tests for the assessment of specific learning difficulties (SpLD) in Higher Education is a key part of the National Assessment Framework for Applications for Disabled Students' Allowances. The purpose of the list is to promote quality and consistency in the Disabled Students' Allowances (DSA) process.

On this page we have listed the assessments available through Hogrefe. For the full information on SpLD Test Evaluation Committee Suitable Tests for the Assessment of Specific Learning Difficulties (SpLDs), please visit the Test Lists page on the SASC website.

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